When Elizabeth was asked to be the after-dinner speaker for the senior honors dinner,
she responded with great enthusiasm.
She viewed this as an opportunity to reflect on her time in college, bring a smile to her fellow seniors' faces, relay the excitement of the event, and help them enjoy themselves. In this situation, Elizabeth would be speaking to
a. inform.
b. persuade.
c. convince.
d. entertain.
d
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What will be an ideal response?
According to research, people who speak rapidly are more likely to be judged as ________ than people who speak slowly
a. competent b. arrogant c. powerless d. nonstandard
A speech that is fully prepared in advance but that is delivered from a brief set of notes or a speaking outline is called a(n) ________ speech.
A. impromptu B. declamatory C. extemporaneous D. vocalized E. manuscript
Because much of our day is spent listening, there may be times we "tune out" when information is being sent to us because we hear so much information that we get tired of listening. This process is called
a. psychological noise. b. information fatigue. c. psychological distractions. d. information overload.